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To describe the mechanism and application of composite sequential B-scan recordings for generating two-dimensional stop-action images of the heart.

April 1, 1973CirculationOpen Access

Cardiac Ultrasonography

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To describe the mechanism and application of composite sequential B-scan recordings for generating two-dimensional stop-action images of the heart.
Combined sequential B-scan ultrasonic recordings to synthesize cross-sectional views of cardiac anatomy.
Integrated multiple stop-action acoustic signals into a unified two-dimensional composite image.
Demonstrated the acquisition of two-dimensional stop-action cross sections through cardiac structures.
Established composite B-scan recording as an effective method for visual representation of heart morphology.

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Cardiac ultrasonography provides a two-dimensional image of the heart using sequential B-scan recordings.

Abstract

CARDIAC ultrasonography presents a two- 1 ~~dimensional, stop-action image of a section through the heart, formed by a composite of multiple, sequential B-scan recordings.

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Donald L. King (1973) studied this question.

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Echocardiography

Valvular heart disease

Congenital heart disease adults

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Cardiac ultrasonography provides a two-dimensional image of the heart using sequential B-scan recordings.

Abstract

CARDIAC ultrasonography presents a two- 1 ~~dimensional, stop-action image of a section through the heart, formed by a composite of multiple, sequential B-scan recordings.

Cardiac Ultrasonography

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